Series 9.9: Box# 116-2018
Box 116-2018 – Governor Legal 121st General Assembly
- HB 275, Creates the State unemployment Benefit Reserve Fund
- HB 276, Repeals the Prevailing Wage Law
- HB 277, Requires certain foreign students to be excused from taking the state proficiency tests, but forbids school districts from prohibiting such students from taking the tests
- HB 278, Bureau of Workers Compensation budget
- HB 279, Industrial Commission budget
- HB 280, Creates Appalachian Public Facilities Task Force & redistributes money allocated to the Appalachian Arts Facilities Task Force
- HB 281, Requires tuition at state universities to be waived for spouses of firefighters & peace officers killed on duty
- HB 218, Provides qualified immunity to health professionals providing services to indigent or uninsured persons
- HB 282, Alterations to the Mortgage Broker Law
- HB 283, Establishes a procedure that allows winners who receive lottery prize awards in installments to use their award as collateral for a loan
- HB 284, Permits public libraries receiving money from the Library & Local Government Support Fund to issue notes payable from that money
- HB 285, Requires the Liquor Control Commission to revoke a liquor permit if the holder of the permit violates, for the third time within a five-year period, the prohibitions of the Liquor Control Law against selling alcohol to a person under 21 years of age
- HB 286, Requires health insurance policies to provide benefits for the treatment of severe mental illness equal to benefits for physical diseases
- HB 287, [Empty]
- HB 288, Est. regulations for appointment of standby guardians for minors
- HB 289, Several policies regarding head & brain injuries
- HB 290, Requires the appointment of four additional members to the board of park commissioners of a metropolitan park district created by conversion from a township park district
- HB 291, Authorizes county commissioners & township trustees to adopt zoning regulations concerning telecommunications towers
- HB 294, Requires license plates to bear the slogan “Birthplace of Aviation” & an appropriate symbol representing aviation
- HB 295, Several policies concerning copyright royalty collection
- HB 296, Permits an electrical cooperative to elect to be regulated by Public Utilities Commission
- HB 297, Several adjustments to the Prevailing Wage Law
- HB 298, Permits a probate court to exempt certain persons from the requirement to provide public notice of a change-of-name application filed in probate court
- HB 299, Several guidelines limited the sale, distribution, & usage of tobacco products
- HB 300, Requires an 8 year sentence for those committing felonies in automobiles while armed
- HB 301, Requires the Dept. of Education to distribute at least 94% of federal funds to schools & school districts
- HB 302, [Empty]
- HB 303, [Empty]
- HB 304, Provides for the certification of residential real estate appraisers & the registration of real estate appraisers assistants
- HB 305, Several policies regarding motor fuel tax laws
- HB 306, Several policies regarding school district property tax & school district lease-purchase contracts
- HB 307, Permits county school financing districts, w/ voter approval, to levy a sales & use tax of up to one-half of 1% for school district purposes
- HB 308, Several actions involving the State Highway Patrol Retirement System
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- HB 309, Increases the monetary ceiling under which a county engineer may undertake projects
- HB 310, Prohibits a person who is convicted of a felony from ever holding elective public office
- HB 311, [Empty]
- HB 312, Eliminates the authority of the state retirement systems to invest in derivative instruments
- HB 313, Authorizes check-cashing businesses to be licensed to make loans
- HB 314, Requires copayment charges under insurance policies or HMO contracts to be based on the actual costs paid or payable
- HB 315, Several policies involving STRS benefits
- HB 316, Abolishes the Ohio Turnpike Commission & creates the Division of Toll Projects within ODOT
- HB 317, Specifies that in a negligence action a plaintiff who is found to be contributarily negligent may recover damages if the plaintiff’s negligence is “less than” the negligence of the defendant
- HB 318, Several actions involving certificate of need reviews
- HB 319, [Empty]
- HB 320, Authorizes the Treasurer of State to issue revenue bonds, the proceeds of which must be used to enable a designated nonprofit corporation to acquire education loans made to eligible post-secondary students
- HB 321, [Empty]
- HB 322, [Empty]
- HB 323, Prohibits car dealers from selling autos without written proof vehicle has gone through the basic or enhanced motor vehicle inspection & maintenance program
- HB 324, Requires the Ohio Dept. of Human Services to est. the Ohio Putative Father Registry
- HB 325, [Empty]
- HB 326, Requires prior approval of the proposed annual budget & the issuance of bonds by the advisory council of a sanitary district organized wholly for the reduction of populations of biting arthropods
- HB 327, [Empty]
- HB 328, Est. specific procedure for the disinterment of remains
- HB 329, Requires state & certain local public employers to make the payroll deductions authorized by their employees to pay membership dues to educational and professional associations
- HB 330, Involves insurable interest in lives of employees, directors, & retired employees
- HB 331, Several policies involving home rule school districts
- HB 332, [Empty]
- HB 333, Creates the offense of money laundering
- HB 334, Permits taxing authorities to replace an existing property tax with a replacement levy only if the existing tax is imposed permanently
- HB 335, Creates the Turnpike Oversight Committee
- HB 336, Requires the Bureau of Criminal Identification & Investigation to establish a method for conducting criminal record background checks of prospective transferees of handguns
- HB 337, Conveyance of state-owned land to the City of Bowling Green
- HB 338, Several policies involving third-party payers of health insurance
- HB 339, Defines manufactured home, mobile home, industrial unit, & recreational vehicle to create distinct classifications
- HB 3340, Replaces the current system for distributing state basic & catagorical aid to school districts with a mechanism that returns a certain percentage of state income taxes & excess lottery profits to counties for distribution to school districts in the county
- HB 341, Requires that joint health districts furnish quarters for the board of health & share equally the costs involved
- HB 342, Reduces the number of employees an employer must have in Ohio to qualify for self-insuring status under the Ohio Workers Comp. Law
- HB 343, Creates temporary income & corporation franchise tax credits for purchases of new manufacturing equipment
- HB 344, Limits the total compensation & retirement benefits that certain mutual health insurance companies may provide to directors, officers, & employees
- HB 345, Authorizes as an alternative method of determining a public utility’s operating costs for rate-making purposes, the calculation of those costs for the 12 month period beginning 276 days from a rate application’s filing date
- HB 346, [Empty]
- HB 347, Defines single room occupancy facilities under Ohio’s Hotel Law
- HB 348, Permits a lienholder who has the right to repossess a motor vehicle due to a default in performance of the terms of a security agreement to be issued a certificate of title to that motor vehicle
- HB 349, Permits county school financing districts in less populous counties to levy a sales tax of up to of 1% for school district purposes
- HB 350, Tort reform bill
- HB 351, Changes certain qualifications for being a candidate/ being elected/ appointed sheriff
- HB 352, Safeguards Ohio’s economy, public welfare, & agricultural producers from the dissemination of false info
- HB 353, Changes certain laws relating to titling, registration, operation, & equipment of motor vehicles
- HB 354, Several guidelines regulating actions of real estate brokers
- HB 355, Creates a district advisory council in every general health district
- HB 356, Changes to the laws governing the organization & responsibilities of the Dept. of Development
- HB 357, To permit the use of DNA test on buccal cell samples as an alternative to blood tests to est. paternity
- HB 358, Requires Dir. Of Environmental Protection to undertake an antidegradation review whenever a degradation of the surface waters of the state is proposed
- HB 359, Prohibits a supplier’s use of mandatory arbitration agreements in connection with consumer transactions unless the supplier satisfies certain conditions set forth in the bill
- HB 360, Delays implementation of the enhanced motor vehicle inspection & maintenance program until 1/1/97
- HB 361, Requires city school districts to reimburse cities for certain legal & personnel services
- HB 362, Makes vehicular homicide a 4th degree felony if the offender was under a license suspension at the time of the offense
- HB 363, Prohibits the granting of an award of reparations if the claimant is convicted of a felony during the pendency of the claim
- HB 364, [Empty]
- HB 365, Several adjustments to state retirement systems
- HB 366, Requires K-3 teachers to undergo instruction in phonics & requires state universities to include phonics in their teacher education programs
- HB 367, Makes the $10 fee for veterans special license plates a one time only fee
- HB 368, Permits courts to require divorcing parents to attend parenting classes or obtain counseling
- HB 369, Eliminates the cap that determines eligibility for COLA for PFDPF retirees awarded a pension prior to 7/24/86
- HB 370, Authorizes the creation of community schools within any city, local, or exempted village school district & does not limit the number of such schools that may be created
- HB 371, Extends statute of limitations for Dalkon Shield, intrauterine device tort actions
- HB 372, Provides for the issuance of special cardinal license plates
- HB 373, Increases the compensation for the office of sheriff starting in 1997
- HB 374, Numerous alterations to the Insurance Law
- HB 375, Increases the penalties for the offenses of inducing panic and making false alarms